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| − | WINGS | + | "WINGS" is a song recorded by [[Utada Hikaru]], first released in 2006 on her "[[Keep Tryin']]" single. It later appeared on her ''[[Ultra Blue|ULTRA BLUE]]'' album as track #10. This was Utada's first b-side track since "[[Colors (Utada Hikaru)|COLORS]]" in 2003. In the lyric booklet, the "Lalalalalala, lalala woah woah (ラララらララ ラララヲウヲオ)" part is written using two writing Japanese systems (hiragana and katakana), in reference to the style of some of the poems of [[Wikipedia:Kenji Miyazawa|Miyazawa Kenji]]. |
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Latest revision as of 20:03, 24 March 2010
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"Keep Tryin'" Cover
- Artist
- Utada Hikaru
- Song
- WINGS
- Lyrics
- Utada Hikaru
- Music
- Utada Hikaru
- Other Information
- Arrangement: Utada Hikaru
- Keyboards and Programming: Utada Hikaru
- Additional Programming: Alexis Smith
- Flute: Takakuwa Hideyo
- Mixing: Goetz B. for 365 Artists at Bunkamura Studio, Tokyo
- Recording: Matsui Atsushi at Conway Recording Studios, L.A., and Bunkamura Studio, Tokyo
"WINGS" is a song recorded by Utada Hikaru, first released in 2006 on her "Keep Tryin'" single. It later appeared on her ULTRA BLUE album as track #10. This was Utada's first b-side track since "COLORS" in 2003. In the lyric booklet, the "Lalalalalala, lalala woah woah (ラララらララ ラララヲウヲオ)" part is written using two writing Japanese systems (hiragana and katakana), in reference to the style of some of the poems of Miyazawa Kenji.
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